Are our streets really "paved with gold"?Jerusalem's Old City by night is full of shadows.
Here the striations (grooves) in the 3rd century Roman pavement make nice shadows.
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In a previous post you can see more of these paving stones and read how they came to be incorporated in today's Via Dolorosa.
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For Tracy's meme, Shadow Shot Sunday.
Tracy lives in Brisbane. Please pay her a visit or contribute a shadow to brighten her day.
She suggests contributing to the Queensland flood relief appeal.
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God bless Australia in this difficult time!
Those paving slabs certainly glow golden!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Enjoyed the last post pictures as well!!
ReplyDeleteThis is very moody and introspective. I love the golden light. great shadow shot. happy SSS.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks like gold!
ReplyDeleteI knew it! Our are paved with something left by uncaring dog owners...
ReplyDeleteThose street stones have a longggg history! Imagine all the people who have stepped on them!
ReplyDeleteIt's so amazing to think those are actual Roman pavements. Wow!
ReplyDeleteThey look like shadows of gold to me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :0)
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Haha! Rajah sounds like quite the character! As for those blub-blub-blub globs of goo...ewwww! May he rest in peace now.
ReplyDeleteI like your shadow shot too! Have a great week Dina :)
Interesting light and shadow in your photo! :)
ReplyDeleteWith the lighting....I can see why everyone would think "Gold"!! Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteSelena Statue on the Bay
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Hope your day is a happy one.
this is amazing - to think of how old they are, the people who have walked over them & the places they were going. this is the kind of tiny details that makes history interesting!
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